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; analyze and advise the Commission on the ability of the electric grid to withstand extreme weather; and make recommendations on improving emergency operations plans and procedures in order to ensure the continuity of electric service.Senate Bill 3 approved during the 87th legislative session in 2021 amended Texas Utilities Code § 186.007 and now requires the PUCT to assess emergency operations plans and submit weather emergency preparedness reports

The Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) is seeking the services of a contractor to review over 700 emergency operations plans filed by Texas electric utilities, power generation companies, municipally owned utilities, electric cooperatives, and retail electric providers (collectively Texas electric enti ties); analyze and advise the Commission on the ability of the electric grid to withstand extreme weather in the power regions outside of the

The selected builder or developer will be working with the project manager, MY Rural Planner (MYRP), to ensure building plans and all required permits, entitlements, plans, utilities, and foundation subgrades are ready for the developer to begin once the weather permits in 2025.See more info in three attached documents.

Existing Pavilion Rehabilitation The contractor is responsible for the rehabilitation of the existing Pavilion including limited demolition, replacements of fixtures, cleaning, painting, and other repairs, in accordance with the plans and specifications. 4. NOAA Station The contractor is responsible for the construction of the NOAA weather station in accordance with plans developed by Jacobs Engineering Group.

The time between 12/31/2024 and 3/31/2024 will be for weather dependent punch list items. Questions pertaining to the drawings, plans, specifications, IFB, and/or other contract documents must be submitted in writing to the Department of Recreation & Parks by email to Jamie Schlichting, JPSchlichting@columbus.gov, through May 14th, 2024. No phone calls will be accepted.

Detail View WET WEATHER EQUALIZATION BASIN PROJECT SEALED BIDS will be received by the City Clerk, or designee, of the City of Pacifica for the Project identified above until Thursday, April 27, 2017, at 2:00 p.m. Bids shall be sealed and addressed and noted as follows:City ClerkCity of Pacifica170 Santa Maria AvenuePacifica, CA 94044NOTE: Project Plans and Specifications are available electronically through BarkerBlue.

The marker buoy must be capable of operating in heavy/inclement weather such as high winds, waves, storms, and icing conditions and in both salt and fresh water. The oceanographic marker buoy, drift with the upper one meter of the ocean, minimizing slippage with the water and rectification of the wave motions. Once deployed the marker buoy sink at the end of their life cycle and are expendable.The U.S.